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Yea I cleared the cache and it still preloads all of the tracks. How do you run JS debugger?

@rahul286, I replaced the lines of code with your changes and the player on my site still buffers every track upon page load in Chrome and Safari. Is there any way you could be missing something?

You’re absolutely right. The audio player I’m using is interfering with the search results. I tried just using plain text and it worked perfectly so it’s for sure the player that’s messing up the search. Thanks man!

yea so on your demo table if you search “z” only the row with the letter z pops up like it should. In mine there’s only one row with a w but if you search “w” the results are not narrowed down to just the one row like yours. I put a second w in the second column same row to show you what I mean. Does this make sense?

Hi Tobias,
I’d like to make the search bar longer so it’s the same width as my table and then have words in the search bar that disappear when someone clicks inside, instead of the word “search” outside. Here’s an example: https://www.michaellegan.org/EMAILFORM.html . Is it possible to do such a thing with your search bar?

Hi,
I would like to change the word “search” to something different even if it’s applied to every search box. How do I do that?

Does anyone know why Todd’s player on https://wpaudio.com/ is more reliable and has the total time while the one up for download is less reliable across all browsers and does not show total time? Anybody?

You should just download the pause png file and the play png file. They’re in your wordpress-content–>plugins–>wpaudio-mp3-player–>wpaudio-play.png and wpaudio-pause.png . Either download those files and mess around with them in photoshop, keeping the dimensions the same, or if you’re on a mac you can also drag the little play and pause images into photoshop, just don’t change the dimensions. You might need photoshop or some other program that can manipulate images. Hope this helps!